VOLUME IV.NO.VI. NOVEMBER-DECEMBER 2001   Contents:   SPDC uses Forced Labor in Army Owned Farm   SPDC Troops Forced Chin Villagers To Serve as Porters   Forced Portering In Thantlang Twongship   SPDC Soldier Robbed Villagers   SPDC Lt. Colonel Demanded Solar Plate From Chin Villagers   Civilians Forced to Repair Army Camp   SPDC

Rhododendron News VOL.IV No.IV JULY-AUGUST 2001 HUMAN RIGHTS   – A Female Pastor Sentenced For Two Years With Hard Labour In Haka   – A Village’s Dream To Solve Drinking Water Problems Ruined   – Cross-border Chin traders Robbed and Beaten up By Burmese Soldiers   – A Chin Farmer Badly Beaten Up   –

Rhododendron News VOL.IV No.IV MAY-JUNE 2001 Contents   Human Rights:   Interview with an excaped prisoner from Sayasan Hard Labor Camp   Inter View with a Chin NGO Worker   Refugees:   A Cry Unheard   Letter & Press Release:   No Shelter for Chin Refugees In Malaysia   Chin Students and Youth Organization’s Letter

Rhododendron News VOL.IV No.II MARCH-APRIL 2001 HUMAN RIGHTS   Burmese Soldiers Arrested A Female Pastor in Chin State February 28, 2001 ,Ottawa   Chin Human Rights Organization received a report that pastor Grace from Rinpi Baptist Church, Haka township was arrested by the Burmese soldiers from Haka, the capital of Chin State on February 13,

VOL.IV No.I JANUARY-FEBRUARY 2001 Interview With Lieutenant Colonel Biak To The life and views of a veteran Army and Police Officer   ( Rhododendron Note: Lieutenant Colonel Biak To a B.A graduate from Mandalay University, enlisted as a private in the Burmese Army on 17 November 1973 after he found out that his movement as